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This article provides a step-by-step guide to configuring a Windows® domain trust with selective authentication using CopyRight2's Computer and Profile Migration feature. Selective authentication is a critical security feature that restricts access to specific resources across domains. The guide explains how to establish a trust relationship, enable selective authentication, and set the necessary permissions to avoid common errors during the migration process. By following these steps, users can ensure secure and efficient cross-domain migration while maintaining control over which users and computers can access resources in the target domain.

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Learn more about how to use  CopyRight2's PowerShell Integration Add-on to integrate PowerShell Cmdlets into your ActiveScripts defined in your migration job settings (object transformation scripts, job start/end scripts, copy start/end scripts). PowerShell provides access to local and remote management of not only Windows® and many applications running on Windows® such as Microsoft® Exchange but also to other platforms like macOS® and Linux systems.

This article explains Windows® share and NTFS level permissions including inheritance. The concept of NTFS permission inheritance was introduced a long time ago with the release of Windows® 2000. For whatever reason, it is still one of the less understood topics. We discuss what share and NTFS permissions are and how they work in detail.